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Kim Kardashian West recently told T Singapore that she has been creating mini versions of her outfits for North West, her daughter.

This inspired Kim and her husband Kanye West to create their online-only clothing line, The Kid Supply.

Take a look at some of North and Kim's most memorable matching outfits.

Kim Kardashian has taken it back to basics after she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris. Not only has she taken on a more minimal aesthetic, both with her fashion, and social media style, but her focus now is on her children, North and Saint West. In an interview with T Singapore, the reality star tells the magazine, "My whole world is my kids, it's all I care about... from literally every last thing that they do to what they wear, to all their activities. I love being their mom. I definitely don't hang out with my friends as much just because I have to be with my kids."

That feeling has expanded into the online-only clothing line, The Kids Supply, that she created with her husband Kanye West. The range is updated monthly with limited-edition pieces not unlike what we've seen her own children wear. It turns out, that it was intentional. "It's been such a fun journey to figure out how our kids like to dress and how to make cool clothes for kids," Kardashian tells T Singapore. "We've always been tailoring things and cutting things up, or taking dresses of mine and cutting them down to North's size."

So that would explain why we've seen little North wearing miniature bombers, slip dresses, corsets, and those baby chokers — everything is ripped directly from her mother's closet. Keep reading for their chicest mommy-and-me moments.

Kim Kardashian and one-year-old North West twinning in matching LBDs.

Oh, look, a striped Mommy-and-me moment at LAX in 2014.

Now, this is how you attend your first Paris Fashion Show. Here's North West, wearing custom Riccardo Tisci (or Givenchy mini?) in September 2014.

Kim wore leggings in 2015, so Nori also wore beige leggings in 2015.

All that glitters times two during New York Fashion Week September 2016.

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